Cardinal High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Eldon, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

table of contents underclassmen .......... 3 academics ............. 25 athletics ............. 37 organizations ......... 57 student life .......... 71 graduates ............. 97 advertisers .......... 115 Underclassmen Class Of 83 (Right): John Coffman shows creativity in Art Class. (Far Right): Freshmen Class Officers (seated, left to right): Brian Keasling, Bev Huffman (standing): Tracey Chickering, Todd Fite (Above) Row 1 (left to right): Sherri Allman, Terri Allman, Lisa Arbogast, Teresa Baldridge Row 2: Joanie Bennett, Jerry Bickford, Mary Brown, Cheryl Cary (Right) Row 1: Ron Cassat, Joan Chickering, Tracey Chickering, Todd Christy Row 2: Keith Clemons, Becky Clark, Laura Cloke, John Coffman 4 Opens The Door (Below) Row 1 (Left to Right): Kevin Cook, Ethel Cox, Stacey Cremer, Pete Daily Row 2: Mark Dye, Brenda Dyer, Chris Eklofe, Mike Essary (Left): Marty Wymore works intensely in Mr. Coffman's Industrial Arts Class. (Far Left): Keith Clemons uses the library to get his assignments finished before classtime. 5 To Higher Education, (Right) Row 1 (left to right) Doug Farquhar, Rosemary Fletcher, Todd Fite, Mike Garber Row 2: jess Garrett, David Harper, Scott Heller, Angela Hemm (Above) Row 1 (left to right): Sherri Hemm, Jim Hidy, Kevin Howard, Kim Howard Row 2: Bev Huffman, Shelley Jones, Matt Kayser, Brian Keasling (Right): Freshman Steve Keck is in process of overhauling a small gasoline engine in Industrial Arts. (Far Right): Freshman, Sherri Allman molds clay for an object in Art 1. 6 Walks The Halls (Far Right): Freshman Mike Essary gives a Cardinal victory smile. (Right): Freshmen Lisa Shelangoski and Joanie Bennett work together to finish a sculpture in Art I. (Above) Row 1 (Left to right): Steve Keck, Kelly Kern, Rick Kimmel, Kim Knapp Row 2: Troy Krouse, Berna Kuhns, Neal Kunzman, Chrisis LaRue 7 Of Cardinal High, (Center): Freshmen Mary Larue and Kathy Netcott apply make-up for the cast in the fall musicale. (Above) Row 1 (left to right): Mary LaRue, Lori Lewis, Ginger Liles, Ryan McCarroll. Row 2: Elisa McGee, Ivan McKim, Lorinda McLeran, Barbra Marts. (Right): Freshman Mike Garber works on his machine part in shop class. (Far right): Freshman Jim Hidy works intensely in open gym. 8 And Sees A Glimpse (Right): Freshman Ronnie Cassat uses a lathe to shape a lamp for Industrial Arts. (Below) Row 1 (Left to right): Douglas Meixner, Alicia Mills, Kathy Netcott, Danny Nordyke. Row 2: David Olson, Sherri Payne, Terri Payne, Colleen Phillips. (Left) Row 1 (Left to right): Ron Potts, Todd Powell, Dean Reese, John Riley. Row 2: Joyce Riley, Lori Rowe, Ricky Rowland, Leslie Rullman. 9 Of Graduation (Far right): Freshman Bev Huffman concentrates on putting her engine back together correctly in Industrial Arts. (Right): Freshmen Ron Potts and Danny Nordyke assemble an engine together in Industrial Arts. (Center): Freshmen Ryan McCarroll and Ronnie Cassat reassemble an engine in Industrial Arts class. (Above) Row 1 (Left to right): Twila Rupe, Michelle Schmidt, Randy Scott, Marvin Shank Row 2: Lisa Shelangoski, Martha Simmons, Kevin Sleeth, Kippen Spurgen 10 In The Near Future (Left) Row 1 (Left to right): Linda Stephenson, Dwaine Stewart, loan Summers, Jan Tallman Row 2: Susan Taylor, Denise Thomas, Lisa Traxler, Joe Tray (Above) Row 1 (Left to right): Tim Walker, Brenda Weeks, Craig Wharton, Debbie Widmar Row 2: Markay Winston, Marty Wymore, Doug Yochum, Rene Yochum (Left): Freshman Doug Farquhar checks out equipment to Dwaine Stewart in Industrial Arts class. 11 Class Of 82 (Right): Sophomore John Olson examines his slide in Biology class. (Below) Row 1 (Left to Right): Anne Allen, Karla Baker, Kurt Bechert, Brenda Bedford Row 2: Heidi Benson, Valerie Benson, Joe Bower, Jeff Boyer (Right) Row 1 (Left to right): Rusty Brownlee, Sherry Cassill, Jan Cloke, Kathy Conrad Row 2: Leslie Cook, Julie Courtney, John Cox, Kenny Cox 12 Takes A Step Forward (Right) Sophomore Class officers, (Left to right): Scott Hughes, Secretary-Treasurer; Jan Cloke, Vice-President; Tracey Fligg, President (Above) Row 1: Rhonda Davis, Tammy Davis, Terry Dovico, Tim Droz Row 2: Chris Elder, Jupiter Farley, Teresa Fisher, Lisa Fisk (Left): Sophomore Karla Baker measures liquids in Chemistry class. (Far left): Sophomore Dennis Wilhoit sings along with the chorus in the musicale “Where is the Mayor . 13 In Their School Careers Row 1 (Left to right): Tracey Fligg, Mike Giltner, Doug Gray, Francis Gray Row 2: Paul Greiner, Alan Harreld, Matthew Heckart, Rick Heller (Right): Sophomore Matt Heckart carefully heats his experiment over the Bunsen burner in Traditional Chemistry class. (Center): Sophomore Deb Piatt works on her typing assignment in Typing II. 14 By Facing Challenges (Far left): Sophomore Kenny Cox discovers a new world under the microscope. (Left): Sophomore Bryan Marley carefully measures out his chemicals in Traditional Chemistry. (Above) Row 1 (Left to right): Betty La Rue, Darryl Liles, Butch Loving, Linda Lyon Row 2: Bryan Marley, Richard Metcalf, Phyllis Muehe, Mary Myers 15 Posed By Required (Above) Row 1 (left to right): Renee Nordyke, John Olson, Tammy Park, Chris Parrish Row 2: Deb Peters, Debbie Piatt, Kim Rhoads, Lori Roush (Right): Ron Howard heats a test tube up during an experiment in Chemistry Class. (Far right): Paul Greiner gets ready to cut a board for his project in Power Woods. 16 And Elective Courses (Above) Row 1, (Left to right): Kevin Rowland, Jeff Spangle, Tony Stephenson, Sherry Streeby Row 2: Debb Swanson, Kelly Thompson, Michele Thompson, Brenda Tully (Left) Row 1: David Umphress, Lisa Waller, John Wells, Jeff Williams Row 2: Dennis Willhoit, Wayne Wright, Tom Wymer 17 Class Of '81 (Right): Becky Bonser selects pictures for her yearbook layout. (Far Right): Dave Huffman shows off his balancing ability in Junior-Senior lounge. (Center): Junior Class Officers (left to right): Secretary-Treasurer, Mike Roberts; Vice- President, Cindy Kunzman; President, Mark McCleary. Row 1 (left to right): Jane Albert, Carla Bennett, George Bennett, Tom Black Row 2: Becky Bonser, Bill Bower, Gary Brewer, Sherri Brumbaugh 18 Expands Their Knowledge (Left) Row 1 (left to right): Mary Burk, Kevin Campbell, Jeff Carter, Todd Chickering Row 2: Lori Cook, Tracy Cottrell, Jeanna Cremer, Roxanne Cross- man, (Above) Row 1 (left to right): Diana Dage, Tina Davison, Cindy Durflinger, Steve Fenton Row 2: Joe Fletcher, John Fletcher, Diane Glasgow, Greg Greiner (Left): Jennifer Muehe models a Japanese Kimono during a presentation for Mr. Sharp's U.S. History class by Cardinal graduate, Mary Fronzak. 19 (Right): Roxanne Crossman contemplates her next move during the game of Ninth Justice played in Government. ■ Participating JL (Above) Row 1 (left to right): Joel Gustafson, Russ Hamilton, Nancy Hawk, Brenda Huffman Row 2: David Huffman, Lori Hughes, Hank Johnson, Dave Jordon (Right) Row 1: Jim Kellner, Mark Kent, Roger Kepler, Tammy Knaak Row 2: Cindy Kunzman, Rob Lane, Carl Leedom, Chris Leedom 20 In Sports And Organization (Left): Russ Hamilton works busily on his project in Power Mechanics. (Above) Row 1 (left to right): Jeff Loftis, Sherry Ludwig, Gary McCarty, Mark McCleary Row 2: Jeff Megrath, Steve Metcalf, Leann Millard, Rob Moore (Far Left): Kevin Williams punts after the offense fails to get a first down against a tough opponent. (Left): Kevin Peters reluctantly allows Jean McIntosh to apply make-up for his role in the fall musical. 21 And Anxiously Look (Right): Junior Jeff Carter shows off his strength in gym class. (Below) Row 1 (Left to right): Larry Morrison, Scott Mosher, Jennifer Muehe, Kevin Peters, Row 2: Gary Phillips, Lori Potts, Tom Rea, Connie Rebol Forward o (Right) Row 1 (Left to Right): Susan Riley, Mike Roberts, Tammy Scholten, Linda Scott, Row 2: Margaret Shank, Steve Shartzer, Stan Shaw, Todd Shipler 4 22 To Their Senior Year (Above): Row 1 (Left to Right): Tom Sibberson, Robert Simmons, Vernon Smith, Eric Snyder Row 2: Dan Steele, Terry Steele, Lisa Tedrow, Jody Teninty (Left): Junior Chris Leedom tries for honors in the National Bubble Blowing Contest. (Far left): Junior Rob Moore plays a hand in Ninth Justice in Government class. 23 At Cardinal High (Right) Top Row (Left to right:) Cindy Thompson, Dan Thompson, Rod Thorne, Jim Tray Bottom Row: Anna Valentine, Mary Waddle, Richard Warren, Lori Widmar (Above) Top Row (Left to right): Kevin Williams, Diane Wright Bottom Row: Matt Yochum, Regina Yochum (Right) Top Row (left to right): George Bennett eyes the basket as he works on his hook shot. (Far right): Dave Huffman gets ready to spike the ball in a game of volleyball during open gym. Bottom Row (Right): Cindy Durflinger reviews the problem before beginning her typing. (Far Right): Mark McCleary goes up for a lay-up during open gym. 24 Cardinal (Far Right): Chris Stevensen, School Board Secretary, has been at Cardinal for 16 years. Sharlene Luke, high school secretary, works on teacher requisitions for next year. CARDINAL SCHOOL BOARD (left to right): Charles Kunzman, Dennis Parrish, Bill Campbell, School Board President, George Kayser, Superintendent Wendell Johnson, Clell Huffman, Secretary Christine Stevensen. 26 Administration (Far left) Wendell Johnson, Superintendent of Schools. B.A. - (Biology and Safety Education, University of Northern Iowa). M.A. - (Physical Education and Administra- tion, University of Northern Iowa). Mr. Johnson has been in education for 37 years and at Cardinal for 7 years. (Left) Mary Ann Phillips, Superintendent's Secretary, has been at Cardinal for 3 years. (Above) Terry Roberts, Cardinal High Principal. B.A. - (Biology, Physical Education, Social Studies, Iowa State). M.A. - (Administration, Iowa State) Mr. Roberts has been in education for 17 years and at Cardinal for 7 years. (Above) Sharlene Luke, Principal Secretary, and has been at Cardinal for 14 years. (left): Mary Ann Phillips checks her figures for the school's daily financial record. 27 Science Math Depts. (Right:) Mrs. Witzenberg returns assignments to her math class. (Center:) Mr. Dugan helps Frances Gray focus her microscope in Biology lab. (Below:) Top Row: Richard Dugan M.A. (Biology) Northwest Missouri State Universi- ty; B.A. (General Science) Northwest Missouri State University. Mr. Dugan has been in education for 14 years and at Cardinal for 8 years. Mr. Dugan is currently teaching Biology and General Science. Bottom Row: Barbara Walker M.A. (Chemistry) Kirksville; B.S. (Biology) Parsons College. Mrs. Walker has been in education for 11 years and at Cardinal for 11 years. Mrs. Walker is currently teaching Chemistry, Physics, and Advanced Biology. (Right:) Top Row: Judith Hull B.A. (Math- ematics Biology) Iowa Wesleyan College State University of Iowa. Mrs. Hull has been in education for 4 years and at Cardinal 1 year. Bottom Row: Joyce Witzenburg B.A. (Mathematics P.E.) Midwestern College in Denison Parsons College. Mrs. Witzen- burg is currently teaching Algebra I, Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra II Analytic Geometry. English Dept. (Above:) Row 1 (left to right): Mr. Jeffery Zinnel B.A. (English Journalism) University of Northern Iowa. Mr. Zinnel has been in education for 3 years and at Cardinal for 3 years. Mr. Zinnel is currently teaching English III, Journalism, and Senior English. Mrs. Enla Roe B.A. (English, Speech Spanish) Iowa Wesleyan. Mrs. Roe has been in education for 6 years and at Cardinal for 5 years. Mrs. Row is currently teaching English II and Speech. Row 2: Mrs. Kathy Jennings B.A. (English French) Northeast Missouri State University. Mrs. Jennings has been in education for 1 year and at Cardinal for 1 year. Mrs. Jennings is currently teaching English I and French. (Left:) Mr. Zinnel yearbook editor Karla Hidy plan a layout for the 1979-80 Cardinal Comet yearbook. (Far Left:) Mrs. Roe gives instructions to Senior Tony Fisher during a Speech assignment. 29 Social Studies Dept (Right): Mr. Lauritsen gives Terri Payne assistance with her art project. (Above) Row 1 (Left to right): Steve Blair B.A. (History) University of Northern Iowa. Mr. Blair has been in education for 10 years and has taught at Cardinal for 7 years, and is currently teaching U.S. Government and Psychology - Sociology, james Crotty B.A. (Social Studies Driver's Education) University of Northern Iowa. Mr. Crotty has been in education for 10 years and has taught at Cardinal for 10 years. Mr. Crotty is currently teaching Driver's Education, Con- sumer Economics, Modern Lifestyles and Current Affairs. Row 2: Harold Sharp B.A. (Social Studies Physical Education) Iowa Wesleyan College M.A. (Social Studies Physical Education) Northeast Missouri State University. Mr. Sharp has been in education 29 years and has taught at Cardinal for 28 years. Mr. Sharp is currently teaching U.S. History and Basic World Geography. (Right:) Mr. Blair suggests strategy possiblities to Diane Dage Cindy Thompson during a government game. (Far Right:) Mr. Crotty performs a wedding ceremony during a Modern Lifestyles class. 30 Business Creative Arts Depts. (Left): Mr. Johnson gives a typing assignment to Sophomore Lori Roush. (Below) Row 1 Cary Johnson B.A. (Physical Education, Business) University of Northern Iowa. Mr. Johnson has been in education for 6 years and has taught at Cardinal for 6 years. Mr. Johnson is currently teaching Typing I, Typing II, Accounting, and Business Math. Row 2: Beverly Schrum, B.A. (English, Business) Parsons College. Mrs. Schrum has been in education for 10 years and has taught at Cardinal for 10 years. Mrs. Schrum is currently teaching Office Machines, Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Business Law, Secretarial Procedures, and Typing III. (Left:) Top Row: Aileen Emry B.S. (Home Economics Business) Parsons College. Mrs. Emry has been in education for 27 years and has taught at Cardinal for 27 years. Mrs. Emry is currently teaching Home Economics I, Home Ec II, Home Ec III, Home Ec IV. Bottom Row: Mr. Lynn Lauritsen M.A. (Art Biology) University of Wyoming; B.S. Dana College at Blair, Nebraska. Mr. Lauritsen has been in education for 8 years and at Cardinal for 3 years. Mr. Lauritsen is currently teaching Art. 31 Music Industrial Art Depts (right) ROW: Douglas Davis B.A. (Music Education Northeast Missouri State Univer- sity.) Mr. Davis has been in education for four years and at Cardinal for four years. Mr. Davis teaches Concert Band Jazz Band, (right) ROW 2: Connie Green B.M.E. (Vocal Music Northeast Missouri State University.) Miss Green has been in Education for one year and at Cardinal for one year. Miss Green teaches Chorus and Swing Choir. (Above) ROW 1: Dale Coffman B.A. (Industry Art Education University of Maryland.) Mr. Coffman has been in Education for six years and at Cardinal for six years. Mr. Coffman teaches Advanced Power Woods, Electricity and Industrial Arts. ROW 2: Kevin Frisch B.A. (Physical Education Iowa Wesleyan) M.A. (Industrial Arts, Iowa Wesleyan Mr. Frisch has been in Education for four years and at Cardinal for two years. Mr. Frisch teaches Industrial Arts and also Drafting. (Right): Bob Gerard helps Jane Albert with an assignment during Open Gym. (Center): Mr. Frisch assists Senior David Cass at setting the drill press for his shop project. 32 (Far left): Miss Jones takes attendance during Co-ed P.E. (Left): Mr. Coffman reviews Joe Tray's project plans in Freshmen Wood Shop. (Above): Top Row (left to right): Bob Gerard B.A. (Major - Physical Education, Minor - Sociology, Huron College, Huron, South Dakota) Mr. Gerard has been in education for 5 years and at Cardinal for 5 years. Mr. Gerard teaches Elementary P.E. and Supervises Open Gym. Jacqueline Jones B.A. (Major - Physical Education, Minor - Health, Northeast Missouri State University) Miss Jones has been in education for four years and at Cardinal for four years. Miss Jones teaches Co-ed P.E. at the high school and is the girls' Freshmen J.V. Basketball coach. Bottom Row: Dave Scherer B.A. (Major - Physical Education, Minor - Health, Drake University) Mr. Scherer has been in education for four years and at Cardinal for four years. Mr. Scherer teaches Co-ed P.E. and is head coach for Wrestling J.V. football. Doug Walter B.A. (Physical Education Math, University of Northern Iowa) M.A. (Secondary School Administration, Northeast Missouri State University) Mr. Walter has been in education for 7 years and at Cardinal for 4 years. Mr. Walter is Athletic Director 6 Study Hall Supervisor. Special Services (Right:) Linda Durflinger totals the lunch receipts for the hot lunch program. (Far Right:) Mr. Ghent helps John Fletcher on his daily assignment. (Above:) Row 1: Terry Ghent B.A. (Special Education, Sociology) Northeast Missouri State University Mr. Ghent has been in education for seven years and has been at Cardinal for six years. Mr. Ghent is currently teaching Special Education and Work Study. Row 2: Diane Giltner B.A. (English, Spanish, Reading Disabilities) Central College M.A. (Reading Disabilities) Iowa State University Mrs. Giltner has been in education for three years and at Cardinal for three years. Mrs. Giltner is teaching Learning Disabilities. 34 Student Help (Left:) Row 1 (Left to Right): Kelly Morrison B.S. (Home Economics) Iowa State University M.A. (Library Science) University of Northern Iowa Miss Morrison has been in education for one year and this is her first year at Cardinal. She is currently the high school librarian. Miriam Thomann R.N. (Nursing) Monmouth College and Iowa Methodist Medical Center Mrs. Thomann has been in nursing for 29 years and school nurse 13 years at Cardinal Row 2: Denny Nelson (B.A. (Biology and Physical Education) Iowa Wesleyan College M.A. (Guidance and Counseling) Northeast Missouri State University Mr. Nelson has been in education for 16 years and at Cardinal for 16 years. (Above:) Row 1: Linda Durflinger is a Secretarial Aide and has been at Cardinal for 4 years. Row 2: Lura Miller B.A. (Home Economics, English, Science and History) John Fletcher College Mrs. Miller has been in education for 19 years and a substitute teacher at Cardinal for 10 years. Mrs. Miller is also in charge of the G.E.D Program for Cardinal. (Left:) Mr. Nelson helps students keep time in the Gothic cross-country run. (Center:) Miriam Thomann updates the student immunization records. 35 Cooks And Custodians (Right): Arlene Kildow and llene Fite fry a pan of hamburger for the hot lunch menu. (Far Right): Patty Hancock prepares a pan of Tater Tots for the noon meal. (Above): Cooks (Left to Right): Arlene Kildow, Patty Hancock, llene Fite and Lois Bedford. (Above, Far Right): Senior Doug Dradshaw, custodian's helper, sweeps the floor during seventh hour. (Right): Joe Shipley, Custodian (Far Right): Clyde Lunkley, Custodian 36 Cardinal Cross-Country Boys cross-country had a very good season with outstanding running from Senior Don Riley who placed eleventh in state competition. The cross-country team was a lot stronger this year, with beginning Freshmen Doug Yochum and John Riley adding to the success of the team. The highlight for the season was eighth place for the varsity cross-country team in the state meet. Girls cross-country had a definite im- provement over last year with Junior Regina Yochum qualifying for state. However, because of the small squad the girl's cross-country season was still a disappointing one. (Right): Junior Regina Yochum runs the cross-country trail. (Above): Cardinal girl's Cross-Country Team: (left to right): Freshman Rena Yochum, Sophomore Phyllis Muehe, Senior Deb Locke, Senior Dorit Vetter, Junior Regina Yochum. (Right): Senior Don Riley runs hard in cross-country workouts. 38 Send Six To State (Center): Starter Harold Sharp and Senior Jo Bickford express the theme of the Gothic run. (Below): Cardinal Boys State Cross-Country Team: (Left to right): Freshman Jon Riley, Freshman Doug Yochum, Senior Don Riley, Junior Jim Tray, Sophomore Kevin Rowland. (Above): Cardinal Boys Cross-Country Team: Front Row (Left to right); Junior Tom Rea, Freshman Ivan McKim, Junior Jim Tray, Senior Don Riley. Row 2; Coach Dennis Nelson, Freshman Ricky Rowland, Sophomore Kevin Rowland, Freshman Doug Yochum, Manager Bill Davis. Row 3: Freshman John Riley, Freshman Joy Tray. (Left): Freshman John Riley and Freshman Doug Yochum in hot pursuit in the Cardinal Dual against Fremont. FALL SOFTBALL (Far right): Freshman Martha Simmons takes her turn at bat. (Right): Sophomore Ronda Davis throws the ball to second for an easy out. (below): CARDINAL FALL SOFTBALL, (Left to right) Row 1: Becky Bonser, Kim Knapp, Markay Winston, Francis Cray, Debb Swanson, Leslie Rullman, Brenda Huffman, Alicia Mills, Coach, Mrs. Witzenburg. Row 2: Teresa Baldwidge, Chris Eklofe, Martha Simmons, Deb Peters, Becky Clark, Teri Payne, Ronda Davis. Row 3: Teresa Thomann, Chris Leedom, Susan Riley, Joan Chickering, Stacy Cremer, Jody Teninty, Lisa Shelangoski, Joan Summers. 40 Cheerleaders Share In A . . . (Left): Both Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleaders cheer for a Homecoming victory. (Below): CARDINAL JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (Left to right) Row 1: Joanie Bennett, Holly Hemm, Carla Bennett, Joyce Riley, Roxanne Crossman. (Left): CARDINAL VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS: (Left to right) Row 1: Cindy Kunzman, Jani Kunzman. Row 2: Rhonda Clark, Tammy Scholten, Lisa Waller, Deb Peters. (Center): Tammy Scholten, Lisa Waller, and Carla Bennett ring the Homecoming victory bell after a well fought victory. • • 41 . Victorious Season Cardinal Football VARSITY Clark County 0 Cardinal 24 Central 7 Cardinal 18 Harmony 8 Cardinal 25 Tri-County 6 Cardinal 13 Van Buren 20 Cardinal 34 Waco 34 Cardinal 0 West Burlington 12 Cardinal 7 Pekin 51 Cardinal 7 Eddyville 18 Cardinal 25 JUNIOR VARSITY Harmony 6 Cardinal 14 Tri-County 6 Cardinal 14 Waco 18 Cardinal 20 Van Buren 6 Cardinal 14 Central 6 Cardinal 13 Pekin 13 Cardinal 6 Eddyville 18 Cardinal 6 Ottumwa (Fresh.) 18 Cardinal 12 (Right): Jim Cope warms up before the game against Van Buren. (Far Right): Coach Doug Walter studies game action while considering future plays. (Above): VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1 (Left to Right): Tracey Fligg, Tim Droz, Mark Kent, Creg Greiner, Kevin Campbell, Jeff Megrath, Todd McGee, Brian Marlay Row 2: Tom Keck, John Menning, Brian Thompson, Don Swanson, Jim Cope, Allen Wells, Doug Bradshaw, manager Row 3: Tom Sibberson, Brian Fenton, George Bennett, Kevin Williams, Brent Fitzwater, Randy Essary, Steve Fenton Row 4: Kenny Cox, manager, Mike Roberts, Dave Huffman, Richard Warren, Mark McCleary, Mark Widmar, Dave Cassat 42 Cardinal Football Season Junior Varsity Football (Left) CARDINAL JUNIOR VARSITY FOOT- BALL TEAM Row 1 (Left to Right): Tracey Fligg, Rick Heller, Tom Wymer, Todd Fite, Mike Essary, Jupitor Farley, Todd Powell Row 2: Dave Scherer, coach, Rick Metcalf, Dave Umphress, Brian Keasling, Steve Holtzinger, Troy Krouse, Darryl Liles, Kevin Frisch, coach Row 3: Neal Kunzman, Steve Keck, John Coffman, Ryan McCarroll, Scott Heller, Kevin Howard Row 4: Scott Hughes, John Cox, Rick Kimmel, Chris Parrish, Paul Greiner, Doug Knapp (Above): Tom Keck holds the football for Brian Marlay who kicks the needed extra point. (Left): Don Swanson and Jim Cope bring down an opponent in a hard hitting game. (Far Left): Don Swanson breaks through the hoop to start the second half. Scores Best Since 1972 43 Cardinal Ends Season (Below): CARDINAL VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM (Left to Right) Row 1: Kevin Peters, Rick Heller, Dick Bechert, Tom Black, Greg Greiner, Rob Moore Row 2: Coach Gary Johnson, John Menning, Mark McCleary, Mike Roberts, Dave Huffman, Tom Keck, Brian Fenton (Right): Mike Roberts drives to the basket and puts up his shot under pressure by the other team. (Right): Dave Huffman goes up for a shot in the congestion under the basket. (Far Right): Tom Keck tries his skill from beyond the free throw line. CARDINAL BASKETBALL Harmony 49 Cardinal 47 Tri-County 66 Cardinal 61 Central 59 Cardinal 40 Pekin 63 Cardinal 74 Waco 66 Cardinal 66 Fremont 65 Cardinal 91 West Burlington 40 Cardinal 55 Harmony 64 Cardinal 62 Van Buren 69 Cardinal 55 Central 57 Cardinal 58 Pekin 48 Cardinal 64 Waco 72 Cardinal 65 West Burlington 32 Cardinal 80 Tri-County 67 Cardinal 79 Van Buren 81 Cardinal 66 Fox Valley 54 Cardinal 55 Moulton-Udell 46 Cardinal 90 Blakesburg 72 Cardinal 51 TOURNAMENTS Van Buren 29 Cardinal 27 44 In Sectional Play (Left): After being announced to their fans the Cardinal Basketball Team gets ready to face Harmony in the opening game of the basketball season. (Below): CARDINAL JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM (Left to Right) Row 1: Tracey Fligg, Kevin Peters, John Cox, Bryan Marley, Kurt Bechert Row 2: Tom Black, Greg Greiner, Rick Heller, George Bennett, Doug Knapp (Left): CARDINAL FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM (Left to Right): Scott Heller, Matt Kayser, Ron Howard, Ryan McCarroll, Todd Powell, Chris Parish, Kenny Cox, Neil Kunzman, Kevin Howard 45 Girls Basketball Squads Experiences After loss of three seniors Cardinal Varsity Girls with their new coach, Steve Blair ended their season with a record of 7 wins and 12 losses. The Cardinal Girls was eliminated the first game of Sectionals by BGM. Seniors that are graduating are: Becky Gottman, Alison Yeager, Denise Cline. (Left to Right): Anne Allen, Susan Riley, Debb Swanson, Alison Yeager, Becky Gottman, Kim Knapp, Lisa Shelangoski, Martha Simmons, Markay Winston, Lori Cook, Jan Tallman, Frances Gray, (not pictured Denise Cline) (Right): Alison Yearger stands defense while waiting for the rebound. (Above): Coach Blair gives firm instructions to the girls during their game against Harmony. CARDINAL GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Cardinal 56 Blakesburg 47 Cardinal 67 Hedrick 64 Cardinal 49 Harmony 56 Cardinal 49 Tri-County 51 Cardinal 43 Central 63 Cardinal 42 Pekin 69 Cardinal 53 Waco 74 Cardinal 62 West Burlington 53 Cardinal 51 Harmony 49 Cardinal 56 Van Buren 81 Cardinal 47 Central 64 Cardinal 54 Pekin 74 Cardinal 39 Waco 64 Cardinal 36 West Burlington 47 Cardinal 51 Tri-County 35 Cardinal 52 Van Buren 105 Cardinal 79 Moulten-Udell 68 Cardinal 75 Fox Valley 46 Cardinal 56 BGM 73 46 to Rebuilding Season The JV team consists of 13 freshmen, 1 Sophomore and 2 Junior girls. The JV girls ended their season with a record of 5 wins and 12 losses. CARDINAL GIRL'S JV BASKETBALL Cardinal JV 34 29 Blakesburg Cardinal JV 43 45 Hedrick Cardinal Fresh 44 32 Central Cardinal Fresh 41 23 Eddyville Cardinal JV 48 74 Van Buren Cardinal Fresh 47 63 Ottumwa Cardinal JV 35 41 Sigourney Cardinal JV 47 52 Tri-Country Cardinal JV 56 61 Hedrick Cardinal Fresh 31 41 Pekin Cardinal Fresh 49 36 Eddyville Cardinal Fresh 35 42 Davis County Cardinal Fresh 28 45 Central Cardinal JV 64 61 Hedrick Cardinal Fresh 26 51 Pekin Cardinal JV 35 70 Harmony Cardinal JV 30 53 Van Buren (Left): Denise Cline attempts a jump shot, but is blocked by a Harmony guard. (Far Left): Becky Gottman receives the ball from Frances Gray on an out of bounds play against Harmony. (Left to Right) Row 1: Joanie Summer, Kim Knapp, Laura Cloke, Tracey Chickering, Bev Huffman, Leslie Rullman, manager Berna Kuhns. Row 2: Jan Tallman, Lisa Shelangoski, Martha Simmons, Shelley Jones, Row 3: Coach Jackie Jones, Alicia Mills, Susan Taylor, Kippen Spurgeon, (not pictured Anne Allen, Susan Riley, Lior Cook) (Center): Markay Winston square off with a jump ball against Fox Valley's guard. 47 Cheerleaders . . . (Far Right): Varsity Cheerleaders show their abilities to make it to the top! (Right): Jani Kunzman, Lori Rowe and Deb Peters lead the student b dy in a cheer during a pep assembly. CARDINAL COMETS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: ROW 1 (Left to Right): Joyce Riley (JV), Roxanne Crossman (JV), Carla Bennett (JV), Deb Peters (Varsity), Lisa Waller (Varsity), Cindy Kunzman (Varsity) and Joanie Bennett (JV) Row 2: Cindy Thompson (JV), Terri Payne (JV), Jani Kunzman (Varsity), Lori Rowe (Varsity) and Terri Allman (Varsity) 48 . . Begin Spirit Jug contest Wrestlers Have (Left) CARDINAL WRESTLING TEAM (Left to Right) Row 1: Kelly Kern, Ivan McKim, Kevin Rowland Row 2: Paul Griener, Don Swanson, Hank Johnson, Don Riley, Alan Harreld, Troy Krouse, Row 3: Todd McGee, Randy Essary, Jim Cope, Brian Keasling, Doug Johnson, Mike Essary, John Coffman, Coach Dave Scherer (Above): Sophomore, Paul Greiner attempts to sprawl against his Central opponent. (Left): Senior, Don Riley in the Referee's position prepares to wrestle. (Center): Coach Dave Scherer discusses strategy with Senior, Jim Cope. 49 Disappointing Season (Above): WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Row 1 (left to right): Regina Yochum, Sherri Brum- baugh, Colleen Phillips, Dorit Vetter Row 2: Julie Courtney, Linda Stephenson (Right:) Sophomore Kevin Rowland is declared the winner. (Far Right:) The wrestling team congratulates Jim Cope on a victory. CARDINAL WRESTLING Cardinal 22 Albia 30 Cardinal 12 Pekin 47 Cardinal 45 Tri-County 21 Cardinal 30 Van Buren 27 Cardinal 21 Waco 39 Cardinal 6 Washington 53 Cardinal 24 Central 37 TOURNAMENT STANDINGS Mediapolis 7th Pella 7th Van Buren 8th Colfax 6th Sectionals 8th 50 Softball Has Record Of 20-9 j This year's varsity summer softball team consisted of: Graduates Karen Kayser, Tanna Davis, Cindy Irwin; Senior Teresa Thomann; Juniors Jodi Teninty Chris Leedom; Soph- omores Deb Peters Ronda Davis; and Freshmen Martha Simmons, Markay Winston, Becky Clark and Kim Knapp. (Left:) Teresa Thomann guards third base. (Center:) Cardinal graduate Karen Kayser swings at the ball and connects. (Above:) Graduate Tanna Davis pitches for the Cardinal Softball Team. (Left:) Jody Teninty concentrates on her swing as the pitch approaches. CARDINAL SUMMER SOFTBALL 1979 Cardinal 13 Central D. 2 Cardinal 2 Central D. 15 Cardinal 10 Moulton-Udell 0 Cardinal 15 West Burlington 0 Cardinal 4 Waco 5 Cardinal 7 Van Buren 0 Cardinal 13 Tri-County 3 Cardinal 5 Pekin 2 Cardinal 10 Fremont 0 Cardinal 0 Harmony 2 Cardinal 10 Moulton-Udell 0 Cardinal 5 Central 2 Cardinal 14 Russell 0 Cardinal 12 Russell 0 Cardinal 11 West Burlington 1 Cardinal 1 Ottumwa 8 Cardinal 2 Waco 6 Cardinal 19 Moulton-Udell 8 Cardinal 0 Central 6 Cardinal 12 Tri-County 11 Cardinal 11 Pekin 3 Cardinal 3 Sigourney 4 Cardinal 10 Harmony 0 Keck Roberts (Right:) Sophomore Tom Keck and Senior John Menning relax during meet events. (Above:) BOYS' TRACK SQUAD, Row 1 (left to right:) Coach Bob Gerard, Don Riley, John Menning, Brian Fenton, Jim Cope, Randy Essary, Coach Doug Walter, Row 2: Cindy Kunzman, manager, Kevin Campbell, Richard Warren, Mike Roberts, Hank Johnson, Steve Fenton Row 3: Bryan Marlay, John Cox, Doug Knapp, Steve Holtzinger, Rick Heller, Tom Keck Row 4: Matt Kayser, John Coffman, Todd Fite, Marvin Shank, Dean Reese, Doug Yochum, John Riley (Right:) State Qualifier Mike Roberts - discus (Far Right:) State Qualifier Tom Keck - 800-meter run 52 To State Meet BOYS' TRACK 1980 Pekin Co-Ed Keota Relays Davis City Mustang Mt. Pleasant Relays Pekin Panther Relays Eddyville Dual Eddyville Rocket Relays Davis City A-Club Relays Black Hawk Conference District Meet Black Hawk Conference Champ (400-meter Dash) District Champ - Tom Keck (800-meter Run) District Runner-up - Mike Roberts (discus) 3rd 125 pts. 5th 28 pts. 5th 37 pts. 7th 30 pts. 6th 58 pts. 1st 82 pts. 7th 17 pts. 4th 65 pts. 6th 45 pts. 6th 24 pts. Tom Keck (Left:) Senior Don Riley warms up before his upcoming event. (Above:) SENIOR TRACK MEMBERS (left to right:) Randy Essary, John Menning, Brian Fenton, Jim Cope, Don Riley (Left:) Randy Essary Steve Holtzinger see the lighter side of a track meet. 53 Girls Track Has (Right:) SHUTTLE HURDLES RELAY TEAM: (Left to Right) Jan Tallman, Joanie Bennett, Lisa Shelangoski and Anne Allen. (Below): CARDINAL COMETS GIRLS TRACK TEAM: Row 1 (Left to Right): Rena Yochum, Chris Leedom, Teresa Thomann, Dorit Vetter, Regina Yochum, Terri Allman, Sherri Payne, Stacey Cramer, Brenda Weeks, Sherri Allman Row 2: Jennifer Muehe, (Manager) Joan Chickering, Jan Tallman, Susan Taylor, Lisa Shelangoski, Mary LaRue, Jody Teninty, Deb Peters, Jani Kunzman, Lori Cook Row 3: Coach Sharp, Phyllis Muehe, Sherri Brumbaug, Kim Knapp, Martha Simmons, Teresa Baldridge, Tonnya Tarbell, Markay Whiston, Anne Allen, Deb Swanson and Frances Gray. (Right): Lisa Shelangoski enjoys her time to rest before her next event. (Center): Deb Swanson passes the baton to Regina Yochum during the Distance Medley 54 Challenging Season 1 (Above): Jan Tallman waits for her event to be called. 55 � . . . Has Winning Season Of 17-8 Baseball Squad Cardinal CARDINAL BASEBALL 14 West Burlington 4 Cardinal 7 Waco 1 Cardinal 12 Hedrick 0 Cardinal 6 Van Buren 3 Cardinal 7 Tri County 1 Cardinal 5 Tri County 3 Cardinal 2 Pekin 3 Cardinal 0 Ottumwa 12 Cardinal 6 Harmony 7 Cardinal 4 Moulton- Udell 5 Cardinal 0 Central 2 Cardinal 6 Eddyville 2 Cardinal 6 West Burlington 1 Cardinal 3 Waco 1 Cardinal 7 Moulton-Udell 5 Cardinal 5 Central 7 Cardinal 3 Twin Cedars 2 Cardinal 3 Pekin 1 Cardinal 8 Sigourney 9 Cardinal 8 Van Buren 6 Cardinal 7 Harmony 0 Cardinal 3 Sectional Pekin 1 Cardinal 6 Sectional Keota 2 Cardinal 4 Sectional Mid-Prairie 1 Cardinal 1 Sectional Eddyville 6 (Right): lunior David Huffman discusses strategy with Tim Yochum. (Far Right): Tim Yochum throws a fast ball. (Above Right): Junior, Mark McCleary gets ready for the pitch. (Above) CARDINAL VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Row 1 (Left to Right): Dan Bloomquist, Tim Yochum Row 2: Brian Fenton, Mark Williams, John Menning, Tom Yochum Row 3: Steve Fenton, David Huffman, Mark McCleary, Kevin Williams, Kevin Campbell, Rob Moore Row 4: Coach Gary Johnson, Tim Droz, Kenny Cox, Chris Parish, Mark Kent, Kevin Peters, Greg Griener, Assistant Coach Kevin Frisch (Below Right): Senior, John Menning guards first base during a game against Central. iLjllH UN Club Visits Capitol (Right:) Seniors Marge Weltch and Karla Hidy write down amendments to the resolutions proposed at the model UN day in Des Moines. (Below:) UN CLUB: (Left to right:) Row 1: Robert Simmons, Todd Shipler, Joel Gustafson, Larry Morrison, Karla Hidy, Diana Wright, Lori Potts, Lisa Tedrow, Linda Scott, Mr. Sharp (faculty advisor) Row 2: Jeff Spangle, Kevin Rowland, Greg Baker, Tom Bedford, Jim Kellner, Teresa Fisher, Regina Yochum, Phyllis Muehe, Mary Waddle, Lori Widmar, Dorit Vetter, Jennifer Muehe, Marge Weltch. (Right:) FCA (left to right) Row 1: Rhonda Clark, Deb Swanson, Alison Yeager, Jani Kunzman, Dee Ellen Van Den Berg, John Cox, Kevin Peters, Lori Cook, Row 2: Dorit Vetter, Marge Weltch, Rena Yochum, Deb Peters, Kim Knapp, Susan Taylor, Diana Dage, Susan Riley, Row 3: Karla Hidy, Betty Reese, Brian Fenton, Jim Cope, Doug Johnson, Jeff Williams, Steve Fen- ton, Kevin Rowland, Row 4: Sponsor Doug Davis, Dick Bechert, Doug Knapp, Paul Greiner, Tom Yochum, Cindy Kunzman, Regina Yochum, Don Riley, Doug Yochum. 58 Sign Crew ’6f School CftRomL mu school ■i-------------r (Above) SIGN CREW (left to right): Diana Dage, Cindy Thompson, Sherri Brumbaugh, Lori Cook, lennifer Muehe. (Left:) UN Club in front of the state capitol during the trip to Des Moines for UN Day. (Far Left:) Dorit Vetter observes a debate taking place at the model General Assembly. 59 Student Council Has Marathon STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 (Left to right): Tom Keck, Jim Cope, Don Swanson, Alison Yeager, Jani Kunzman, Dorit Vetter Row 2: Greg Griener, Cindy Kunzman, Jody Tennity, Becky Bonser Row 3: Mr. Davis (Faculty Advisor), Dennis Willhoit, Deb Swanson, Lisa Waller Row 4: Kevin Cook, Todd Fite, Danny Nordyke, Bev Huffman. This year the Student Council, spon- sored the Fourth Annual Basketball Marath- on. Student Council members and students from the Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshmen classes played for a total of thirty-six hours. (Right): Becky Bonser tries to guard Jim Cope and Cindy Kunzman while Tom Keck goes after the ball. (Far Right): Becky Bonser throws the ball to her teammate while Lisa Waller and Dennis Willhoit attempt to steal the ball away 60 i e AV Club Library Club LIBRARY CLUB (Below) Row 1 (Left to right) Phyllis Muehe, Randy Essary, Berna Kuhn, Kathy Netcott Row 2: John Wells, Bill Davis, Alicia Mills, Danny Nordyke, Todd Christy Row 3: Miss Morrison (Faculty Advisor) (Left): Sophomore John Wells checks a book back into the library. (Center): Freshmen Mike Essary tries to locate a book through the use of the card catalog. AV CLUB (Left) Row 1 (Left to Right): Kathy Netcott, Miss Morrison (Faculty Advisor), Berna Kuhn Row 2: Randy Essary, Kenny Cox, John Coffman, Wayne Wright, Doug Knapp, Paul Griener, Todd Christy, John Cox, Kevin Rowland 61 Club Activities Covered (Right): ART CLUB (Left to Right) Row 1: Teresa Thomann, (Secretary) Jim Cope, (Vice-President) Dee Van Den Berg, (Pre- sident) Paul Greiner, (Treasurer) Mr. Lynn Lauritsen, (Faculty Advisor) Row 2: Kathy Netcott, Rhonda Davis, Denise Cline, Betty Reese, Karla Hidy, Mary Burk, Laurie McClain Row 3: Mark Dye, Jim Tray, Larry Morrison, Tom Bedford, Chris Elder, Kelly Kern, Mike Garber, Doug Knapp, Mike Roberts, Steve Fenton, Rob Lana. (Above): DRAMA CLUB (Left to Right) Row 1: Karla Hidy, Jani Kunzman, Lisa Waller, Linda Stephenson, Todd McGee, Cindy Kunzman, Dennis Willhoit, Mrs. Enla Roe, faculty advisor. Row 2: Colleen Bowden, Joan Summers, Kathy Netcott, Shelly Jones, Becky Bonser, Mary Burk Row 3: Tammy Parks, Chris LaRue, Kippen Spurgeon, Marge Weltch, Dee Van Den Berg, Deb Peters, Joyce Riley Row 4: Colleen Phillips, Doug Knapp, Paul Greiner, Lori Cook, Diana Dage, Kevin Peters, Neil Kunzman, Doug Gray (Right): Makeup is applied to the neck of Todd McGee before the play Here Come the Brides . (Far Right): Todd Shipler looks through the contact sheets to find a picture for his layout. 62 In 1979-80 Annual (Left): George Bennett carefully selects the correct pictures to use in his yearbook layout. (Far Left): Joel Gustafson works hard to finish the advertising for the 1979-80 Cardinal Comet. (Above): YEARBOOK STAFF (left to right) Row 1: Becky Bonser, Lisa Tedrow (first semester) Betty Reese, Karla Hidy (Editor), Mary Burk (first semester), Teresa Thomann, Regina Yochum Row 2: John Menning, Bill Carder, Tom Bedford, Larry Morrison (first semester), George Bennett (Photography Editor), Joel Gustafson, Todd Shipler Row 3: Bill Davis, Mr. Jeff Zinnel (Faculty Advisor) 63 International Club The purpose of International Club is to promote our foreign exchange program and to involve our own students in activities dealing with the foreign exchange student. The club sold Mr. Z's pizzas and sponsored a Pounds of Pennies Contest to help raise money for next year's AFS student. They also held a birthday party for this year's AFS student, Dorit Vetter, and an AFS weekend in April at which area AFS students got together and spent nights with Cardinal host famalies. (Right): Dorit and her host brother Doug Johnson are presented to the Homecoming crowd during halftime ceremonies. (Far Right): Dorit portrays the part of Miss Jessamia Simmons in the fall musicale Where Is The Mayor? International Club Row 1 (Left to Right): Alison Yeager, jani Kunzman, Don Riley, Mary Waddle, Jennifer Muehe, Dorit Vetter, Leanna Barnett Row 2; Mrs. Walker (Faculty Advisor), Cindy Kunzman, Regina Yochum, Karla Baker, Phyllis Muehe, Rena Yochum, Teresa Fisher Row 3; Sherri Brumbaugh, Karla Hidy, Elisa McGee, Jim Cope, Greg Baker Row 4; Doug Yochum, Doug Johnson, Steve Fenton, Mark Williams, Don Swanson, Bill Carder, Mr. Nelson (Faculty Advisor) 64 Sponsors AFS Student This year's AFS student to Cardinal is 18-year-old Dorit Vetter from Feldkirch, Austria. Dorit is staying with the Roger johnson family in Agency. During the past year Dorit has taken American History, Government, Home Ec IV, Modern Lifestyles, Senior English, and French I. Dorit was also active in Chorus, International Club, UN Club, Student Council, the fall musicale, cross country, track, and was a wrestling cheerleader. Dorit was an honor- ary homecoming attendant and was induct- ed into the National Honor Society as an honorary member after being on the honor roll all four quarters. (Left): Dorit helps to cheer on the wrestlers during a meet at Cardinal. (Above): Colleen Bowden presents Dorit with her class ring purchased by the Senior class. (Center); Dorit receives the title of an honorary homecoming attendent. (Left): Dorit admires her class ring and reflects upon her year at Cardinal. 65 Honor Society Inducts Six The purpose of the National Honor Society is to enable the faculty to give recognition to outstanding youth. Recognition is given to students who have displayed outstanding scholarship, leadership, service and character. Sophomores Tom Keck, Dennis Wilhoit, Debb Swanson and Deb Peters, Junior Mark McCleary and Senior Don Swanson were initiated into National Honor Society. Dorit Vetter was initiated as an honorary member of the Society. (Right): Cindy Kunzman recites the character qualities expected of the members of National Honor Society. (Below, left to right): NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Cindy Kunzman, Deb Peters, Jani Kunzman, Debb Swanson, Dorit Vetter, Row 2: Dennis Wilhout, Tom Keck, Mark McCleary, Sponsor, Mrs. Walker, Brian Fenton, Steve Fenton, Don Swanson. (Center): Dorit Vetter receives her National Honor Society stole. (Right): New members recite the oath for National Honor Society 66 Jazz Band Enters Competition (Below) Row 1 (left to right): CONCERT BAND Sherri Brumbaugh, Jeff Williams, Karla Hidy, Deb Peters, Julie Courtney, Cindy Kunzman, Row 2: Lori Cook, Susan Riley, Lisa Arbogast, Elisa McGee, Joyce Riley, Phyllis Muehe, Colleen Phillips, Linda Stephenson, Kim Knapp, Row 3: Richard Warren, Diane Dage, Debb Swanson, Jani Kunzman, Margaret Shank, Jan Tallman, Kippen Spurgeon, John Cox, Francis Gray, Becky Clark, Jeff Megrath, Tammy Scholten, Row 4: Chris Parfish, Ronnie Cassat, Dennis Wilhoit, Joan Summers, Don Riley, Brian Fenton, Tom Black, Jim Cope, Steve Fenton, Rick Rowland, Marty Wymore, Ron Howard, Neil Kunzman, Kevin Rowland, Kevin Peters, Rodney Thorne, Row 5: John Riley, Jennifer Muehe, Jim Hidy, Greg Greiner, Harold Clark, Terry Dovico, Mike Essary, Brian Keasling, Paul Greiner, Todd Fite, Doug Knapp Above Row 1 (Left to Right): JAZZ BAND Marty Wymore, Dennis Wilhoit, Joan Summers, Jan Tallman, Becky Clark. (Row 2): Rodney Thorne, Jim Cope, (Row 3): Kevin Rowland, Tom Black, Kevin Peters, Sherri Brumbaugh, (Row 4): Jeff Williams, Steve Fenton (Row 5): Mike Essary, Julie Courtney, Doug Knapp, Harold Clark, Jani Kunzman, Todd Fite, Paul Greiner. Left: Drum Majorette Jani Kunzman Synchronized Routines Add (Above): The Cardinal High Marching Band (Right); Juniors Diana Dage and Cindy Kunzman perform a dance routine with frisbees to Music To Watch Girls By (Far Right); Flag girls get ready to do a dance routine to Music To Watch Girls By (Center): The band plays the school song to encourage school spirit during the homecoming game. 68 Flair To Halftime Shows (Left): Freshman Todd Fite stands on his head while playing the bass drum during a halftime show. Flag Girls (Left to Right); Cindy Kunzman, Phyllis Muehe, Diana Dage, Karla Hidy, Julie Courtney, Jane Albert, Betty Reese, Sherri Brumbaugh, Pom Pon Girls (Far Left); Karla Hidy, Betty Reese, Phyllis Muehe, Cindy Kunzman (Left): Sherri Brumbaugh, Diana Dage, Jane Albert, Julie Courtney. 69 CHS Hosts Chorus Festival SWING CHOIR (Standing, left to right): Doug Knapp, Joan Chickering, Rick Rowland, Jani Kunzman, Troy Krouse, Teresa Thomann. Row 1 (Seated): Julie Courtney, Cindy Kunzman, Cindy Thompson, Teresa Baldridge, Deb Peters, Linda Stephenson, Betty LaRue, Lisa Waller, Diane Dage, Tammy Scholten. Row 2: Kevin Peters, Bryan Marlay, Don Riley, Neal Kunzman, Paul Griener, Bill Carder, Dennis Willhoit, Chris Parrish, Steve Fenton, Marty Wymore. CHORUS (Left to Right) Row 1: Susan Riley, Chris Leedom, Cindy Kunzman, Teresa Thomann, Dorit Vetter, Lisa Traxler, Mary Brown, Butch Loving, Betty LaRue, Lisa Waller, Tammy Scholten, Diane Dage, Julie Courtney, Deb Peters, Jani Kunzman. Row 2: Cindy Thompson, Cheryl Cary, Chris LaRue, Lori Potts, Colleen Phillips, Kelly Thompson, Karla Baker, Sherri Cassil, Susan Taylor, Jessie Garrett, Joan Summers, Lisa Arbogast, Miss Green, Director. Row 3: John Riley, Troy Krouse, Lisa Shelangoski, Joan Chickering, Mary LaRue, Kim Howard, Rena Yochum, Linda Stephenson, Shelly Jones, Lori Rowe, Twila Rupe, Regina Yochum, Terri Payne, Kim Knapp, Teresa Baldridge. Row 4: Joannie Bennett, Diane Canny, Peggy Conrad, Bill Carder, Matt Heckart, Teresa Fisher, Ginger Liles, Karla Hidy, Doug Knapp, Paul Griener, Sherri Payne, Debbie Widmar, Markay Winston. Row 5: Rick Rowland, Don Riley, Bryan Marlay, Chris Parrish, Marty Wymore, Dave Umphress, Steve Keck, Doug Farquhar, Neal Kunzman. Row 6: Doug Yochum, Dave Olson, Alan Harreld, John Olson, Tom Yochum, Todd Shipler, Brian Fenton, Kevin Peters, Doug Gray, Steve Fenton, Dennis Wilhoit. (Above): C.C. and Company entertains the crowd during Open House. Miss Green conducts the chorus during rehearsal seventh hour. 70 Homecoming 1979 The presentation of the King and Queen and the class attendants was announced Thursday night with Brian Fenton, officiating as Master of Ceremonies. 1979 Homecoming King, Lacey Fligg, was presented the Traditional Homecoming red and white victory football. Senior, Denise Cline, was crowned Queen to reign over the festivities by last year's Queen, Jana Epperson. As queen, Denise was presented a bouquet of red roses. A new look was added to the halftime festivities this year, as the King and Queen and the class attendants were driven onto the football field in cars to be presented to the community and student body. Cardinal's foreign exchange student, Dorit Vetter, was the honorary attendant for the week's activities, being escorted by her host brother, Doug Johnson (Above left): Bob Quick and Brenda Hancock, Senior Class Attendants. (Above right): Mark McCleary and Roxanne Crossman, Junior Class Attendants. (Center): 1979 Homecoming King and Queen, Lacey Fligg and Denise Cline. (Right): The Homecoming King and Queen, Lacey and Denise, are presented to the Cardinal Student Body. (Far right): Doug Johnson and Dorit Vetter, Honorary Senior Attendants. Highlighted By A (Left): Brian Keasling and Tracey Chickering are escorted onto the field during the halftime program. (Below left): Tracey Fligg and Jan Cloke, Sophomore Class Attendants. (Below): Brian Keasling and Tracey Chickering, Freshmen Class Attendants. (Left): Last year's Queen, Jana Epperson, crowns Denise Cline during the Homecom- ing ceremonies Thursday night. 73 (Above): Coach Walter lead the Cardinal Comets out onto the field for the Homecoming game against the Van Buren Warriors. (Right): The Van Buren Warriors defense bring down 22, Kevin Williams 74 Over The Van Buren Warriors (Center): Lisa Waller and Carla Bennett waits for the comets to enter the field after an exciting first half. (Below): Varsity Cheerleaders perform their skit to the student body during Homecoming activities. Homecoming 1979 was a memorable week for the Cardinal Comets. The traditional decorating of the halls began the exciting week of Homecoming. The halls were judged Thursday night before the bonfire with the Juniors placing first. The winning theme was A KICK IN THE PAST WITH THE JUNIOR CLASS ' The hall was decorated with blue and pink streamers and featured things to represent- ing the childhood of the nine Juniors on the varsity football team. The Sophomores finished second with the theme of BURY THE WARRIORS , Freshmen placed third with the theme of CARDINAL HALL OF FAME , and Seniors took fourth with TAKE OUT THE WARRIORS. The Seniors took first place in the wood haul for the bonfire with 128 truckloads. The Juniors took second. Sophomores, third and Freshmen fourth. The bonfire assembly featured a variety of skits to help raise the spirit of victory. Skits were present by the Junior Class, the Band, Student Council, J.V. Cheerleaders, and the Varsity Cheerleaders. After the skits, the 1979 Homecoming King and Queen were crowned and reigned over the Homecoming bonfire. Friday, the Cardinal Comets met the Van Buren Warriors and brought home a Homecom- ing Victory with the score of 34-20. (Left): Jim Cope and Elisa McGee dance at the Homecoming dance. In the background Homecoming Queen, Denise Cline dances with her date. (Far left): The band puts on their skit emphasizing the theme that WE CAN BEAT THE WARRIORS WITH HANDS DOWN. 75 Where Is The Mayor 76 (Center): Miss Rutherford (Diane Dage), Miss Ward (Karla Hidy), and Miss Simmons (Dorit Vetter) come to Miss Oppenheimer's (Jani Kunzman) rescue after she faints from the shock of a wedding proposal from Mayor Ralph Royce. (Below): The stage band provides the musical background for the play and entertains the audience during intermission. Cast of Characters Katie Campbell .............. Cindy Kunzman Miss Samantha Oppenheimer .. Jani Kunzman Miss Lavina Ward ................ Karla Hidy Miss Jessamia Simmons .......... Dorit Vetter Miss Amy Rutherford ............ Diana Dage Attorney Leroy Walker ........... Todd McGee Thomas Hadley ................... Doud Knapp Donald Blair ................... Kevin Peters Jerry ...................... Dennis Willhoit Susie ........................... Deb Peters Harry ........................... Paul Griener Muffy ...................... Kippen Spurgeon Three Cheers .................... Lisa Waller Colleen Phillips Linda Stephenson Mayor Ralph Royce .............. Brian Fenton (Right): Mayor Ralph Royce (Brian Fenton) sings his solo, A Fisherman's Life . (Far Right): During the Introduction Jerry (Dennis Willhoit) and other students enter the gym from every available entrance. As they sing they walk up and down the aisles, pausing to peer under seats, !n corners and to ask the question directly of members of the audience, Where Is The Mayor? Presented On Two Where is the Mayor? tells the amusing story of Mayor Ralph Royce, who has been in office twenty-four years and, because he's frankly tired, the local high school students take over Town Hall and find that the Town Council has passed a bill calling for a new highway that seems to go nowhere, all manner of unusual and hilarious things begin to happen. (Left): Attorney Leroy Walker (Todd McGee) addresses Acting Mayor, Jerry, in an attempt to persuade him to sign the new highway ordinance. (Below): Miss Oppenheimer (Jani Kunzman), Miss Ward (Karla Hidy), Miss Simmons (Dorit Vetter), Miss Rutherford (Diana Dage) and the other ladies of the community model their hats during that contest at the bazaar. Teresa Baldridge wins first prize and in a tie for second is Lisa Shelangoski and Joan Chickering. During the judging the ladies take time out to sing A Lady is Lovely . (Left): Acting Mayor Jerry assigns govern- mental positions to the government students when they run the City Hall for a day. 77 Consecutive Nights (Right:): Mayor Royce (Brian Fenton) concedes the election to Donald Blair to the discontent of Miss Oppenheimer ()ani Kunzman) and Katie Campbell (Cindy Kunzman). (Below): Leroy Walker (Todd McGee) contemplates the issue of judging the ladies' hats. 78 Student Council Holds Left: Hank Johnson, Susan Riley, Dan Allman and Heidi Benson show that the first Sweetheart Ball was a success. Below: Couples enjoy the romantic atmosphere at the Sweetheart Ball. Above: Blue Earth provided entertainment for the Sweetheart Ball. Left: Junior George Bennett with Freshman Linda Stevenson disco. 79 ’ . . First Sweetheart Ball 'Blue Earth' provided the entertainment for the first Sweetheart Ball held at Cardinal on February 22, 1980. The ball was formal attire and was deemed a success by the student council and the student body. A red crepe paper heart hung from the ceiling in the middle of the gym with a flowing water fountain underneath. A false ceiling of red and white streamers, together with paper hearts decorating the walls, complet- ed the romantic atmosphere of the Sweetheart Ball. (Far right): Couples slow dance at the first Sweetheart Ball sponsored by the student council. (Right): Senior Randy Essary dances to the beat of the music. (Above): Tom Black and date dance to the music of 'Blue Earth'. 80 Drama Club Presents . . . (Left): Freshman Colleen Phillips checks her makeup, while Senior Betty Reese works on Deb Peters and Senior Colleen Bowden gives instructions. (Below): Freshman Mary LaRue completes the makeup job on Freshman Linda Stephenson. 81 Spring Play CAST OF CHARACTERS Jimmy Took ............Scott Hughes Bill Thompson .........Todd McGee Mr. Oswald ............Dennis Willhoit Madge Burns ...........Cindy Kunzman Aunt Ellen Thompson ...Jani Kunzman Uncle Dan Took ........Steve Holtzinger Peg Westfield .........Deb Peters Mrs. Duvalle Smythe ...Linda Stephenson Bubbles Duvalle .....Colleen Phillips Lady McBeth .........Karla Hidy McDaniel ..............Doug Knapp Student Director ......Elisa McGee Stage Manager .........Tammy Parks (Right): Bill Thompson (Todd MeGee) tries to convince Mr. Oswald (Dennis Willhoit) to play the part of Jimmy Took' bride. (Above): Jimmy Took (Scott Hughes) introduces his new bride Wilhelmina (Todd McGee) to his Uncle Dan Took (Steve Holtzinger). (Right): McDaniel (Doug Knapp) tries to convince Bubbles Dunvalle (Colleen Phil- lips) and Mrs. Dunvalle Smythe (Linda Stephenson) that he means no harm and wants them to come with him. 82 'Here Comes The Brides' (Center): Mr. Oswald (Dennis Wilhoit) attempts a show of interest in Peg Westfield's (Deb Peters) new hat while trying to pose as Jimmy's wife. (Below): McDaniel (Doug Knapp) leads Lady McBeth (Karla Hidy) back to Green Gables while Aunt Ellen (Jani Kunzman), Bill Thompson (Todd McGee) and Peg Westfield (Deb Peters) watch in fright. (Far Left): Lady McBeth (Karla Hidy) silently strolled on stage throughout the play and added drama, mystery and laughter to the plot of Here Comes the Brides. (Left): Uncle Dan (Steve Holtzinger) anxiously awaits the meeting of his new niece, Wilhemina. Here Comes the Brides is the amusing story of Jimmy Took who finds himself in a bit of a squeeze when his Uncle Dan Took writes to let him know that he is coming to meet his bride. The only problem is that Jimmy has no bride. A 83 Fine Arts Night Draws Crowd Fine Arts Night at Cardinal provides the opportunity for parents to visit with teachers and see what students are doing in their classes. The highlight for the evening is the Home Ec Style show where students model clothes they have made in Home Ec. (Right) Projects on display in wood shop testify to the ability of shop students. (Center:) Senior Doug Johnson models a western style shirt made in Home Ec. (Above:) C.C. Co. provide a musical interlude for observers during Fine Arts night. (Right:) Displayed in the library are new reading and study materials purchased by the librarian for use by students. 84 Cafe Musicale Features The theme for this year's Cafe Musicale was Tuesday Night Live. The production of the Cardinal Music Dept, was held on May 6 in the high school gym. and featured the musical talents of high school and middle school students. 85 Middle School And (Above:) The Flying Zucchinis made their third appearace at the Cafe Musicale this year. They are (left to right) Row 1: Jim Cope (Senior), Brian Fenton (Senior), John Riley (Freshman), Mike Essary (Freshman), Row 2: Jeff Megrath (Junior), Don Riley, (Senior), Steve Fenton (Junior) (Right:) Jeff Megrath, alias Fred Zucchini, shows the famous Zucchini smile. (Center:) Paul Greiner Jani Kunzman, members of C. C. Co., sing the musical number, Hello Dolly. 86 High School Talent (Far left:) Don Riley delivers his rendition of the song, Black White. (Left:) Mike Essary of the rock group PHAZE helps to raise the tempo of the Cafe Musicale. (Above:) Marvin (Mark Roe) and Minnie (Trudy Fligg) are interviewed by Baba Wawa (Jennifer Shipley) during the middle school skit. 87 'Sharing The Night Together' 88 (Center): PROM QUEEN - DENISE CLINE PROM KING HAROLD CLARK (Above): PROM CANDIDATES: (left to right) Alison Yeager, Don Swanson, Laurie McClain, Jim Cope, Donna McCarroll, Mike Kayser, Jani Kunzman, Harold Clark, Denise Cline, and Bob Quick. (Right:) The prom proved to be a memor- able evening for Dorit and her date. (Far Right:) Richard Warren and Becky Bonser enjoy their evening together. Is The Theme (Above:) Couples pass the night away dancing to the music of Road (Left:) Couples pause for refreshments during the Prom. 89 For 1979-80 Junior - (Right): Musical group Road entertains at the 1980 Junior-Senior Prom. 90 Senior Prom (Left): Couples enjoy the romantic atmosphere of the Junior-Senior Prom. (Below): Junior-Senior Prom waiter and waitresses (Left to Right): Kevin Rowland, Phyllis Meuhe, Tammy Parks, and Tammy Davis. (Left): Jeff Megrath and his date Alison Yeager slow dance at the prom. (Far Left): Kevin Campbell and his date Tammy Sholten dance to the music of Road at the Prom. 91 Awards Night Senior (Below:) Rhonda Clark is presented with the Homemaking award by Mrs. Emry. (Center:) Senior Jani Kunzman receives the Dramatics award and is congratulated by Mrs. Roe. 1980 Senior Awards A. B. A. Citizenship Award ........................ Jani Kunzman Award To Outstanding Senior In: Business Education ........... Jean McIntosh Dramatics .................... Jani Kunzman Homemaking ................... Rhonda Clark Industrial Arts ................. Bob Quick Journalism ................... Todd McGee Mathematics .................. Jani Kunzman Science ...................... Brian Fenton Social Studies ............... Brian Fenton Boys P.E............................... Bill Carder Girls P.E....................... Betty Reese Outstanding Senior Athletes Girl ......................... Denise Cline Boy .......................... John Menning Sousa Band Award ................ Jim Cope Louie Armstrong Jazz Award ................... Harold Clark National Choral Award ......... Jani Kunzman C. E. A. Scholarship ............. Jim Cope Vera E. Hollen Memorial English Scholarship .......... Jani Kunzman (Right) Vice President Jim Cope serves as Master of Ceremonies for the 1980 Senior Awards Night. (Far right:) Mr. Davis presents Harold Clark with the Louie Armstrong Jazz Award 92 Breakfast Begin Senior Week The annual senior breakfast was held on May 13 at the Elks Club in Ottumwa. The breakfast given seniors their last opportunity to be together as a class before graduation. The highlights of the breakfast were the reading of the class will and the presentation of gag awards to deserving seniors. (Left:) Mrs. Beverly Shrum, Senior Class Sponsor, is presented with a bouquet of flowers as an appreciation gift by the Senior Class. (Above:) AFS student Dorit Vetter is presented with a blouse autographed by the members of her graduating class. (Left:) Senior Rhonda Blankenship reads the last will and testament of the Class of 1980. 93 Cardinal Graduates Cardinal Senior Baccalaureate was held on Sunday, May 11 at 8:00 P.M. in the high school gym. Delivering the baccalaureate sermon was Rev. Earl Menning followed by a vocal selection by the Girls' Triple Trio. (right:) Juniors Cindy Kunzman and Mark McCleary lead the graduate processional. (Above): Graduates contemplate their future as they await receiving of their diplomas. (Right:) Superintendent Wendell Johnson pre- sents the Class of 1980. (Center:) Seniors Teresa Fiedler and Brian Fenton parade into the high school gym for graduation exercises. 94 77 Seniors Class Motto: Dream what you dare to dream Go where you want to go. Be what you want to be. Class Colors: Burgundy and Gray Class Flower: Rose Commencement exercises for Cardinal High School were held on Tuesday, May 13 at 8:00 P.M. Mr. J. V. Rowe, Humorist and Philosopher, from Grinnell, Iowa delivered the commen- cement address on the topic, Let's Take Another Look. After presentation of diplomas by School Board President George Kayser and a vocal selection by the Select Choir, the benediction, delivered by Rev. Gerald McGee, ended the commencement exercises. (Left:) Senior Randy Essary approaches the stage to receive his diploma. (Far Left:) Senior Bonnie Marts reflects on her past high school years as she parades into the gym to begin graduation exercises. Mr. J. V. Rowe from Grinnell, Iowa addresses the Senior Class during graduation exercises. 95 In May 13 Ceremony (Right:) Musical accompaniment for graduation was provided by Miss Connie Green and vocal selections by the Cardinal Girl's Triple Trio and the Select Choir. (Far Right, Top:) Rhonda Clark receives her diploma from School Board President George Kayser. (Far Right, Bottom:) Senior Leanna Barnett is congratulated by Superintendent Wendell Johnson. (Above:) Brenda Hancock is handed her diploma during May 13 graduation exercises at the Cardinal High School Gym. (Right:) Senior Todd McGee has his tassle moved by Mr. Johnson as a symbol of his last ties with Cardinal High and his beginning of a bright future. % GREG BAKER LEANNA BARNETT DICK BECHERT Wrestling Cheerleading 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; International Club 4; Softball 1; Flag Girl 3; Library Club 1,2,3; Musical 3. Class Of '80 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Left to Right) Front Row: Alison Yeager, Secretary; Lacey Fligg, Mid-term Representative; Dick Be- chert, Treasurer Back Row: Fred LaRue, President; Jim Cope, Vice-President TOMMY JAY BEDFORD Art Club 1,2,3 4; Chorus 1,2,3; A.V. Club 1,2,3; Yearbook 4; Drama Club 1,2; Football JULIE A. BEDFORD TAYLOR 1; Track 1,2. JIM BENSON JO BIC KFORD Basketball 1,2, Basketball Cheerleading 3; Band 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Senior Brent Fitzwater dissects a specimen during lab in Advanced Biology. 99 MARITA COLLEEN BOWDEN RHONDA RAE BLANKENSHIP Track 1; Chorus 1,2; Library Club 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3; Makeup (President 3); Drama Club 2,3,4; (Head 2,3; Girls Letter Club 1,2,3,4. Makeup Artist): Honor Roll 1,2 WILLIAM DALE CARTER Musical 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4, Swing 4, Chamber 4, State Music Contest 4; Yearbook 4, Newspaper 4; A.V. Club 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 DAVID CASSAT Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Letter Club 3,4 HAROLD M CLARK Band 1 2.3,4 Swing Choi� 2,3 Basketball 1 Basebal’ 1.2 Football 2 laz Band 2.3 4 RHONDA LINNA CLARK Football Cheerleader 3.4; Wrestling Cheer- leader 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Jazz Band 1,2, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,3; FCC 1.2, FCA 2.3,4; Letter Club 3,4; Class Officer Secretary 1; Drama Club 2,3; School Musical 2 DENISE CLINE Homecoming Queen 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Junior Miss runnerup; Jour- nalism Staff 3; Class Vice-President 1; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendent 1,3; Honor Roll 4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4 PEGGY CONRAD Chorus 1,2,3,4; Flag Girl 3; Library Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2 A. DAWN RENEE CLOKE Yearbook Newspaper Staff 3 JIM COPE Student Council 3,4; (Secretary 3, President 4) Class Vice-President 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 Honorable Mention All Conference Of- fense 3, Second Team All Conference Offence Defense 4, Co-Captain Most Valuable Player 4; Wrestling 2,3,4, Co- Captain 4; Track 2,4; Letter Club 2,3,4; Marching, Concert jazz. Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Select 3,4, Musical 2,3,4, Swing Choir Accompanist 3, Instrumental Small Group 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4, (Vice-President 4): International Club 2,3; Farm Career Club 2,3; FCA 2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 3,4, Homecoming Attendant 3 BILL DAVIS Basketball Manager 3; Cross Country Manager 2,3,4; Yearbook staff 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Letter Club 2,3,4 CARLA DURFLINGER Basketball 1; FCA 3; Band 1; Honor Roll 1 2,4 102 r (� •� • i' BRIAN DAVID FENTON TERESA FIELDER (Above): Lacey Fligg (Center) tries his luck at lifting 140 lbs. while Jim Benson (left) and David Cassat (right) spot for him. LORI EKLOFE Art Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 RANDY LEE ESSARY Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 2,4; Track 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4, (President 4); Marching , Concert, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Social Chairman 3, All Conference Antiphonal Trumpet Section 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Football 1.2.3.4, All Conference Team 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4, Marathon 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Biaseball 1,2,3,4; Principals Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Farm Career Club 1,2; Quiz Bowl Team 4; FCA 3,4. 3 DARLENE D. FISHER Class Secretary 2; Yearbook Newspaper Staff 3; Chorus 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3. TONY FISHER BRENT ALAN FITZWATFR Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3; Wrestling 4; A.V. Club 3,4; Boys Letter Club 3,4; Baseball 1. LACEY FLICG Football 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 1,2; 1980 Homecoming King 4; Class Officer 1,4. JOY LYNN GILTNER Track 2; Farm Career 1,2 104 BRENDA LOU HANCOCK REBECCA SUE GOTTMAN Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Honorable Mention 3,4; Marathon 2,3; Letter Club 3,4; Secretary 4; FCA Club 3; Honor Roll 1,4. CINDY GRUNINGER Summer Softball 1,2; Fall Softball 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; JV Football Cheer- leader 1; Yearbook Newspaper Staff 3; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; 1980 Homecoming Senior Attendant 4. GLENDA HANCOCK Summer Softball 1,2; Fall Softball 1; Basketball 1; |V Football Cheerleader 1; Yearbook Newspaper Staff 3; Letter Club 1,2,3,4. MARK HEMM 10 � KARLA JEAN HIDY Drama Club 1,2,3,4 (Council 4), Play Cast 2,3,4, Stage Manager 2,3, Make-up Crew 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2,3,4; UN Club 2,3,4; Libarary Club 1,2,3; International Club 3,4; FCA 2,3,4;. JV Basketball Bird 1,2; V Basketball Bird 3; V Football Bird 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep, Marching, Concert Band 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Editor Newspaper Staff 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; AV Club 3; Pom Pon Flag Girl 4; Girls Letter Club 2,3,4 CAROLYN JEAN HOLCOMB Honor Roll 2,4; Farm Career Club 2 RODNEY CRAIG IRWIN DOUGLAS JAY JOHNSON Wrestling 4 Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Boys Letter Club 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4; International Club 3,4 (Vice President 4; Farm Career Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Swing Choir 2; Musical 2,3; Basketball Marathon 1 3 3 MICHAEL GEORGE KAYSER Football 2,3; Baseball 1,2; AV Club 1 106 JANIS LYNETTE KUNZMAN 0 Student Council 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Jazz Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Swing Choir 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,3; Basketball 1,2; Basketball Cheerleader 3,4; Football Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Track 4; FCA 2,3,4; International Club 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Principals Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 FRED G. LARUE Class President 4; Wrestling 4 DEBRA S. LOCKE Library Club 1,2,3; Cross Country 4 (left): Senior Don Riley helps provide spirit during a pep assembly as a topless cheer- leader. 107 TODD McGEE DONNA LORRAINE McCARROLL JV Football Cheerleader 1; Fall Softball 1; Honor Roll LAURIE McCLAIN jV Basketball Cheerleader 1,2; Art Club 1,2,3,4 (President 3) JEAN MARIE MclNTOSH Drama Club 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 IOHN MENNINC Football 1,2,3,4 Second Team All Conference 4; Track 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1 2.3.4 (Captain 4) Honorble Mention All Conference 4 AV Club 1.2,3 (President 3), Lette� Club 1.2 3 4 Honoi Roll 2 Yearbook Maft 4 I N ( l.ih 1 EC A 2 ) ( hor w 1 '0 Football 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Spring Play Cast 3,4; Musical Cast 3,4; FCA 3, International Club 3 BOB QUICK Drama Club 3; Internatior Pom Pon Staff New� BETTY JO REESE DONALD W. RILEY 3,4; Art Club 3,4; Library Club lal Club 3,4; FCA 3,4; Flag Girl Girl 3,4 (Captain 4); Yearbook paper Staff 4 Cross Country 1,2,3,4, (Co-Captain 3, Captain 4); Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Jazz Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4 Swing 2,3,4, Chamber 1,2,3,4; International Club 4 (President 4) 109 110 DAVE SHIPLEY ALESIA M SOMi Honor roll 1,2,4; Chorus 1. MER MARY L. STEELE Library Club 1,2,3; Presidetn 4. DONALD CHARLES SWANSON POLLY SWAIM Student Council 1,3 4 (Vice-President 4: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Farm Career Club 1,2; International Club 3,4; Marching Band 2; Class Treasurer 1; Football 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain 4); Wrestling 1,2,3,4 (Rookie of the year 1) (Co-Captain 3,4). MARY ANN TERRELL TERESA SUE THOMANN Softball 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention 3; Fall Softball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Basketball Manager 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2,3,4, Chamber Choir; Softball Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Letter Club 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4 Seniors Harold Clark and Denise Cline feed each other a piece of their wedding cake during a Modern Life style wed- ding. Ill ROBERT THOMAS BRIAN THOMPSON BRIAN TULLY DEE ELLEN VANDENBERG Track 2; Football Cheerleader 1; Softball 1,2,3; Fall Softball 1,2; Softball Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1; Letter Club 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Chorus 1,2,3; Swing Choir 1,2,3. DORIT VETTER AFS International Club 4; UN Club 4; Homecoming Attendent 4; Chorus 4; Fall Musical 4; Drama Club 4; Cross Country 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 4; Track 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4. 112 KIM WALKER CYNTHIA JAN WELLER Track 1,2; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Fall Softball 1,2; Softball Club 1,2; Homecoming Attendent 1,4. ALLEN ROSS WELLS MARCE WELTCH Football 3; Wrestling 2. Library Club 1,2; UN Club 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Track 2; Chorus 1,2. MARK WIDMAR 113 MARK WILLIAMS National Honor Society 2,3 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Homecoming Candidate 1,2,3,4; Musical Cast 3; Chorus 2,3; Letter Club 2,3,4 ALISON YEAGER Chorus 1; Art Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, (Captain 4): International Club 4 (Secretary); Letter Club 3,4 (President 4): Farm Career Club 1,2; FCA 2,3,4 (Secretary 4); Student Council 2,4; Homecoming Candidate 1,2,3,4 (Attendant 2) Class Officer 4 (Secretary); Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; Prin- cipal's Honor Roll 4 THOMAS WAYNE YOCHUM Musical Cast 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention 2, First Team All Conference 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Letter Club 2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4 114 (Above): Jani Kunzman smooths the edges of her board for her project in shop class by running it across the Jointer. (Above): Seniors Dave Shipley and Paul Muehe put a piston in a 307 engine. Advertisers May Good Fortune Follow You The Rest Of Your Life Class Of 1980 New Location 2525 Northgate Highway 43 North Second Building North of the Fiesta Cantina The Photographer For The Cardinal Comet Closed Mondays Phone 684-4218 116 Eldon Lumber Supply Co. Inc. Eldon, Iowa 652-3114 Free Estimates Building Materials Roofing Paint Hardware Plumbing Goods Electrical Goods OTTUMWA COURIER Ottumwa, Iowa 'The All-American City” THE NEWSPAPER THAT'S FIRST IN SCHOOL NEWS SPORTS COVERAGE SERVICE AJE HUSTLE TO PLEASE (Of YOU rf ' 117 GREINER IMPLEMENT CO. Parts Service Congratulations Class of 1980 Farmhand and New Holland Two Locations To Serve You Better 236 E. Main Downtown 683-1691 Ottumwa, Iowa 4th and Wapello 52501 Mr. Quick WHITE FARM ■ h m m ■ EOUIPMENT mm ™ WHITE MOTOR CORPORATION Minneapolis- Moline David Brown Troctors Oliver Ottumwa's Favorite Eating Place Dr. B. W. Meyer Chiropractor A-1 Auto Parts Inc. 308 Hofmann Bldg Ottumwa, Iowa Office Hours 9-2 1-5 Sat 9-12 Closed Thur. 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Dale Sipe - Gene Gasdner John Deere Sales Service 123 E. Second Street Phone 684-6528 Ottumwa, Iowa 52501 Fairfield, Iowa 500 West Main Street — Ottumwa Iowa 52501 TOOLS • PAINTS • HOUSEWARES • GIFTWARE • FARM SUPPLIES BATAVIA GRAIN Phone (515) 682-4528 Grain, Feed and Seed work for you to provide service and a better market AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR MAYTAG APPLIANCES Batvia Grain Inc. Batavia, Iowa 52533 Ph. 662-2411 119 Bev's Tastee Creme 1119 E. Main Ottumwa, Iowa 120 Eldon, Iowa 92 Years of Dependable Banking Service $40,000.00 Maximum Insurance For each deposit Member of FDIC Congratulations to the Class of '80 Brenda's Hair Fashions 411 W Walnut Eldon, Iowa First National Bank Thomas Implement Company ★ Weddings ★ Family groups ★ Baby Portraits ★ Passports ★ Pets ★ Unique selection of frames open daily 9:30 - 5:00 Except Sat.. 10-1:00 Open Thursday evenings til 9:00 p.m. Phone 684-5127 Congratulations Class of '80 Dave Alber Ph. 652-7811 Pool Oil Co., Inc. 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CLASS OF 1980 Student Index SENIORS: Baker, Greg 58, 64, 98; Barnett, Leanna 64, 96, 98; Bechert, Dick 44, 58, 98; Bedford, Julie 62, 99; Bedford, Tom 58, 62, 99; Benson, Jim 99, 113; Bickford, Jo 39, 99; Blankenship, Rhonda 93, 100; Bowden, Colleen 62, 65, 81, 100; Bradshaw, Doug 42, 100; Brooks, Glen 100; Canny, Diane 70, 100; Carder, Bill 63, 64, 70, 101; Cassat, David 42, 101, 103; Clark, Harold 67, 88, 89, 92, 101, 111; Clark, Rhonda 41, 58, 82, 86, 101; Cline, Denise 47, 62, 72, 73, 75, 88, 101, 111; Cloke, Dawn 102; Peggy Conrad 70, 102; Cope, Jim 42, 43, 49, 50, 52, 53, 58, 60, 64, 67, 75, 86, 88, 92, 98, 102; David, Bill 61, 102; Durflinger, Carla 102; Eklofe, Lori 103; Easary, Randy 42, 49, 51, 52, 53, 61, 80, 103; Fenton, Brian 42, 44, 52, 53, 56, 58, 66, 67, 70, 76, 78, 86, 94, 103; Fiedler, Teresa 94, 103; Fisher, Darlene 104; Fisher, Tony 29, 104; Fitzwater, Brent 42, 90, 99, 104; Fligg, Lacey 72, 98, 103, 104; Giltner, Joy 104; Gottman, Becky 46, 47, 105; Gruninger, Cindy 105; Hancock, Brenda 72, 96, 105; Hancock, Glenda 105; Hemm, Mark 105; Hidy, Karla 29, 58, 62, 63, 64, 67, 69, 70, 76, 77, 83, 106; Holcomb, Carolyn 106; Irwin, Rod 106; Johnson, Doug 49, 58, 64, 72, 84, 106; Kayser, Mike 88, 106; Kunzman, Jani 41, 48, 54, 58, 60, 62, 64, 66, 67, 70, 76, 77, 78, 81, 83, 86, 88, 92, 107, 114; LaRue, Fred 98, 107; Locke, Deb 38, 107; Marts, Bonnie 95, 107; McCarroll 88, 108; McClain, Laurie 62, 88, 108; McGee, Todd 42, 49, 51, 62, 76, 77, 78, 82, 83, 96; McIntosh, Jean 108; Menning, John 42, 44, 52, 53, 56, 62, 108; Muehe, Paul 109, 114; Nichols, Perry 109; Quick, Bob 72, 88, 109; Reese, Betty 52, 58, 62, 69, 81, 109; Riley, Don 38, 39, 49, 51, 52, 53, 58, 64, 67, 70, 86, 87, 107, 109; Roberts, Cindi 110; Schindler, Leon 110; Shipley, Dave 110, 114; Sommer, Lisa 110; Steele, Mary 110; Swain, Polly 111; Swanson, Don 42, 43, 49, 60, 64, 66, 88, 111; Terrell, MaryAnn 111; Thomann, Teresa 40, 51, 54, 63, 70, 111; Thomas, Robert 112; Thompson, Brian 42, 112; Tully, Brian 112; VanDenBerg, Dee Elln 58, 112; Vetter, Dorit 38, 50, 54, 58, 59, 60, 64, 65, 66, 70, 72, 76, 77, 88, 93, 112; Walker, Kim 113; Weller, Cindy 113; Wells, Allen 42, 113; Weltch, Margaret 62, 113; Widmar, Mark 42, 113; Williams, Mark 56, 64, 114; Yeager, Alison 46, 58, 60, 64, 88, 91, 98, 114; Yochum, Tom 56, 58, 70, 114. JUNIORS: Albert, Jane 18, 69; Bennett, Carla 18, 41, 75; Bennett, George 18, 24, 42, 45, 63, 79, 90; Black, Tom 18, 44, 45, 67, 80, 82; Bonser, Becky 18, 40, 60, 62, 63, 88; Bower, Bill 18, Brewer, Gary 18; Brumbaugh, Sherri 18, 50, 54, 55, 59, 64, 67, 69; Burk, Mary 19, 62, 63; Campbell, Kevin 19, 42, 52, 56, 91; Carter, Jeff 19, 22; Chickering, Todd 19; Cook, Lori 19, 46, 54, 58, 59, 62, 67; Cottrell, Tracey 19; Cremer, Jeanna 19; Crossmon, Roxanne 19, 20, 41, 48, 72; Dage, Diana 19, 30, 58, 59, 62, 67, 68, 69, 70, 76, 77; Davison, Tina 19; Durflinger, Cindy 19, 24; Fenton, Steve 19, 42, 52, 56, 58, 62, 64, 66, 67, 70, 86; Fletcher, Joe 19; Fletcher, John 19, 34; Glasgow, Diane 19; Greiner, Greg 19, 42, 44, 45, 56, 60, 67; Gustafson, Joel 20, 58, 63; Hamilton, Russ 20, 21; Hawk, Nancy 20; Huffman, Brenda 20, 40; Huffman, David 18, 20, 24, 42, 44, 56; Hughes, Lori 20; Johnson, Hank 20, 49, 51, 52, 79; Jordan, Dave 20; Kellner, Jim 20, 58; Kent, Mark 20, 42, 56; Kepler, Roger 20; Knaak, Tammy 20; Kunzman, Cindy 18, 20, 41, 48, 52, 58, 60, 62, 64, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 76, 78, 94; Lane, Rob 20, 62; Leedom, Carl 20; Leedom, Chris 20, 23, 40, 54, 70; Loftis, Jeff 21; Ludwig, Sherry 21; McCarty, Gary 21; McCleary, Mark 18, 21, 24, 42, 44, 56, 66, 72, 94; Megrath, Jeff 21, 42, 67, 86, 91; Metcalf, Steve 21; Millard, Leann 21; Moore, Rog 21, 23, 44, 56; Morrison, Larry 22, 58, 62, 63; Mosher, Scott 22; Muehe, Jennifer 19, 22, 54, 58, 59, 64, 67; Peters, Kevin 21, 22, 44, 45, 56, 58, 62, 67, 70, 76; Phillips, Gary 22; Potts, Lori 22, 58, 70; Rea, Tom 22; Rebol, Connie 22; Riley, Susan 22, 40, 46, 58, 67, 70, 79; Roberts, Mike 18, 22, 42, 44, 52, 62; Scholten, Tammy 22, 41, 67, 126 70, 85, 91; Scott, Linda 22, 58; Shank, Margaret 22, 67; Shartzer, Steve 22; Shaw, Stan 22; Shipler, Todd 22, 58, 62, 63, 70; Sibbernson, Tom 23, 42; Simmons, Robert 23, 58; Smith, Vernon 23; Snyder, Eric 23; Steele, Dan 23; Steele, Terry 23; Tedrow, Lisa 23, 58, 63; Tenity, Jodi 23, 40, 51, 54, 60; Thompson, Cindy 24, 30, 48, 59, 70, 90; Thompson, Dan 24; Thorne, Rod 24, 67; Tray, Jim 24, 39; Valentine, Anna 24; Waddle, Mary 24, 58, 64; Warren, Richard 24, 42, 52, 67, 88; Widmar, Lori 24, 58; Williams, Kevin 21, 24, 42, 56, 74; Wright, Diana 24, 58; Yochurm, Matt 24; Yochum, Regina 24, 38, 50, 54, 58, 63, 64, 70. SOPHOMORES: Allen, Anne 12, 46, 54; Baker, Karla 12, 13, 64, 70; Bechert, Kurt 12, 45; Bedford, Brenda 12, 16; Benson, Heidi 12, 79; Benson, Valerie 12; Bower, Joe 12; Boyer, Jeff 12; Brownlee, Rusty 12; Cassill, Sherry 12, 70; Cloke, Jan 12, 13, 73; Conrad, Kathy 12; Cook, Leslie 12; Courtney, Julie 12, 50, 67, 69, 70; Cox, John 12, 43, 45, 52, 58, 61, 67, 85; Cox, Kenny 12, 15, 42, 45, 56, 61; Davis, Ronda 13, 40, 62; Davis, Tammy 13, 91; Dovico, Terry 13, 67; Droz, Tim 13, 42, 56; Elder, Chris 13, 62; Farley, Jupiter 13, 43; Fisher, Teresa 13, 58, 64, 70; Fisk, Lisa 13; Fligg, Tracey 13, 14, 42, 43, 45, 73; Giltner, Mike 14; Gray, Doug 14, 67, 70; Gray, Frances 14, 28, 40, 46, 47, 54; Greiner, Paul 14, 16, 43, 49, 51, 58, 61, 62, 67, 70, 76, 86; Harreld, Alan 14, 49, 51, 70; Heckart, Matthew 14, 70; Heller, Rick 14, 43, 44, 45, 52; Hemm, Holly 14, 41; Hemm, Jay 14; Holtzinger, Steve 14, 43, 52, 53, 82, 83; Howard, Ron 14, 16, 45, 67; Hughes, Scott 13, 14, 43, 82; Hulbert, Rick 14; Keck, Tom 14, 42, 43, 44, 52, 60, 66; Knaap, Doug 14, 17, 43, 45, 52, 58, 61, 62, 67, 70, 76, 82, 83; LaRue, Betty 15, 70; Liles, Darryl 15, 43; Loving, Butch 15, 70; Lyon, Linda 15; Marlay, Bryan 15, 42, 43, 45, 52, 70; Metcalf, Richard 15, 43; Muehe, Phyllis 15, 38, 54,58, 61, 64, 67, 69, 91; Myer, Mary 15; Nordyke, Renee 16; Olson, John 12, 16, 70; Parrish, Chris 16, 43, 45, 56, 67, 70; Park, Tammy 16, 62, 91; Peters, Deb 16, 40, 41, 48, 54, 58, 62, 66, 67, 70, 76, 78, 81, 83, 90; Piatt, Debbie 14, 16; Rhoads, Kim 16; Roush, Lori 16, 31; Rowland, Kevin 17, 39, 49, 50, 58, 61, 67, 91; Spangle, Jeff 17, 58; Stephenson, Tony 17; Streeby, Sherry 17; Swanson, Debb 17, 40, 46, 54, 55, 58, 60, 66, 67; Thompson, Kelly 17, 70; Thompson, Michele 17; Tully, Brenda 17; Umpress, David 17, 43, 70; Waller, Lisa 17, 41, 48, 60, 62, 75, 76; Wells, John 17, 61; Williams, Jeff 17, 58, 67; Willhoit, Dennis 13, 17, 60, 62, 66, 67, 70, 76, 77, 82, 83; Wright, Wayne 17, 61; Wymer, Tom 17, 43. FRESHMEN: Allman, Sherri 4, 6, 54; Allman, Terri 4, 48, 54; Arbogast, Lisa 4, 67, 70; Baldridge, Teresa 4, 40, 54, 70, 77; Bennett, Joanie 4, 7, 41, 48, 54, 70; Bickford, Jerry 4; Brown, Mary 4, 70; Cary, Cheryl 4, 70; Cassat, Ron 4, 9, 10, 67; Chickering, Joan 4, 40, 54, 70, 77; Chickering, Tracey 4, 47, 73; Christy, Todd 4, 61; Clemons, Keith 4, 5; Clark, Becky 4, 40, 67; Cloke, Laura 4, 47; Coffman, John 4, 43, 49, 51, 52, 61; Cook, Kevin 5, 60; Cox, Ethel 5; Cremer, Stacey 5, 40, 54; Dailey, Pete 5; Dye, Mark 5, 62; Dyer, Brenda 5; Eklofe, Chris 5, 40; Essary, Mike 5, 7, 43, 49, 51, 61, 67, 86, 87; Farquhar, Doug 6, 11, 70; Fite, Todd 4, 6, 43, 52, 60, 67, 69; Fletcher, Rosemary 6; Garber, Mike 6, 8, 62; Garrett, Jessie 6, 70; Harper, David 6; Heller, Scott 6, 43, 45; Hemm, Angela 6; Hemm, Sherri 6; Hidy, Jim 6, 8, 67; Howard, Kevin 6, 43, 45; Howard, Kim 6, 45, 70; Huffman, Bev 4, 6, 10, 47, 60; Jones, Shelley 6, 47, 62, 70; Kayser, Matt 6, 45, 52; Keasling, Brian 4, 6, 43, 49, 51, 67, 73; Keck, Steve 6, 7, 43, 70; Kern, Kelley 7, 49, 51, 62; Kimmel, Rick 7, 43; Knapp, Kim 7, 40, 46, 47, 54, 58, 67, 70; Krouse, Troy 7, 43, 49, 51, 70; Kuhns, Berna 7, 47, 61; Kunzman, Neal 7, 43, 45, 62, 67, 70; LaRue, Chris 7, 62, 70; LaRue, Mary 8, 54, 81; Lewis, Lori 8; Liles, Ginger 8, 70; McCarroll, Ryan 8, 10, 43, 45; McGee, Elisa 8, 64, 67, 75; McKim, Ivan 8, 49, 51; McLearan, Lorinda 8; Marts, Barbra 8; Meixner, Doug 9; Mills, Alicia 9, 40, 47, 61; Netcott, Kathy 8, 9 61, 62; Nordyke, Dan 9, 10, 60, 61; Olson, David 9, 70; Payne, Sherri 9, 54, 70; Payne, Terri 9, 30, 40, 48, 70; Phillips, Colleen 9, 50, 62, 67, 70, 76, 81, 82; Potts, Ron 9, 10; Powell, Todd 9, 43, 45; Reese, Dean 9, 52; Riley, John 9, 39, 52, 67, 70, 86; Riley, Joyce 9, 41,48, 62, 67; Rowe, Lori 9, 48, 70; Rowland, Ricky 9, 67, 70; Rullman, Leslie 9, 40, 47; Rupe, Twila 10, 70; Schmidt, Michelle 10; Scott, Randy 10; Shank, Marvin 10, 52; Shelangoski, Lisa 7, 10, 40, 46, 47, 54, 70, 77; Simmons, Martha 10, 40, 46, 47, 54, 55; Sleeth Kevin 10; Spurgeon, Kippen 10, 47, 62, 67, 76; Stephenson, Linda 11, 50, 62, 67, 70, 76, 79, 81, 82; Stewart, Dwaine 11; Summers, Joan 11, 40, 47, 62, 67, 70; Tallman, Jan 11, 46, 47, 54, 55, 67; Tarbell, Tonnya 54; Taylor, Susan 11, 47, 54, 58, 70; Thomas, Denise 11; Traxler, Lisa 11, 70; Tray, Joe 11, 62; Walker, Tim 11; Weeks, Brenda 11, 54; Wharton, Craig 11; Widmar, Debbie 11, 70; Winston, Markay 11, 40,46, 47, 54, 70; Wymore, Marty 5, 11, 67, 70; Yochum, Doug 11, 39, 52, 58, 64, 70; Yochum, Rena 11, 38, 54, 58, 64, 70. 128 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCELINK. 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